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Results of HSC, equivalent exams of 2015 published with a success rate of 69.60 percent

The success rate in this year’s Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent exams has dropped to 69.60 percent from last year’s 78.33 percent.
A total of 42,894 students have scored GPA 5 this year against 70,602 in 2014.
A total of 1,061,614 students under 10 education boards, including madrasa and technical boards, took the exams this year, held between Apr 1 and Jun 22.
Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid attributed the lower success rate to political agitations earlier this year.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina echoed. “The success rate would have been higher, if the BNP-Jamaat had not come up with suicidal programmes.”
The education minister, along with chairmen of all education boards, handed over the results to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina around 10am on Sunday.
“Students have done well in mathematics, science and technical education this year, though the overall results registered a decline,” said Nahid.
Nahid officially announced the results and briefed the press later around 1pm at a media call at the Secretariat.
The students will be able to get their results at their institutions and also on the education ministry website from 2pm.
Like the previous years, students will also be able to know their result via SMS on their mobile phones.
They will have to send an SMS to 16222 with text ‘HSC’ followed by a space then first 3 letters of the respective education board then another space then roll number followed by space again then ‘2015’.
Madrasa students will have to write ‘Alim’ and ‘Mad’ instead of ‘HSC’ and respective board’s first three letters. The rest of the process is same.
For vocational results, students will have to write ‘Tec’ instead of the board’s name. The rest of the process is same.
Srikanta Kumar Chandra, the exam controller of the Inter-Board Coordination Subcommittee, said that students would be able to apply for re-evaluation of their results, if needed, between Aug 10 and 16.
Students will have to send an SMS only from Teletalk numbers to 16222 with text ‘RSC’ followed by a space then first three letters of the respective education board then another space then roll number followed by space again then the subject code.
If there are more than one subject, one will have to write the codes giving commas after each subject code in the same SMS.
The sender will then get a PIN number. The amount of fee that will have to be paid will also be mentioned in the reply to the text message.
If the terms are accepted, the student will then have to send another SMS to the same number with text ‘RSC’ followed by a space then ‘YES’ then another space then a mobile phone number to contact.
Tk 150 will be charged for re-evaluation of each subject.

 

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Results of HSC, equivalent exams of 2015 published with a success rate of 69.60 percent The success rate in this years Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent exams has dropped to 69.60 percent from last years 78.33 percent. A total of 42,894 students have scored GPA 5 this year against 70,602 in 2014. A total of 1,061,614 students under 10 education boards, including madrasa and technical boards, took the exams this year, held between Apr 1 and Jun 22. Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid attributed the lower success rate to political agitations earlier this year. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina echoed. The success rate would have been higher, if the BNP-Jamaat had not come up with suicidal programmes. The education minister, along with chairmen of all education boards, handed over the results to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina around 10am on Sunday. Students have done well in mathematics, science and technical education this year, though the overall results registered a decline, said Nahid. Nahid officially announced the results and briefed the press later around 1pm at a media call at the Secretariat. The students will be able to get their results at their institutions and also on the education ministry website from 2pm. Like the previous years, students will also be able to know their result via SMS on their mobile phones. They will have to send an SMS to 16222 with text HSC followed by a space then first 3 letters of the respective education board then another space then roll number followed by space again then 2015. Madrasa students will have to write Alim and Mad instead of HSC and respective boards first three letters. The rest of the process is same. For vocational results, students will have to write Tec instead of the boards name. The rest of the process is same. Srikanta Kumar Chandra, the exam controller of the Inter-Board Coordination Subcommittee, said that students would be able to apply for re-evaluation of their results, if needed, between Aug 10 and 16. Students will have to send an SMS only from Teletalk numbers to 16222 with text RSC followed by a space then first three letters of the respective education board then another space then roll number followed by space again then the subject code. If there are more than one subject, one will have to write the codes giving commas after each subject code in the same SMS. The sender will then get a PIN number. The amount of fee that will have to be paid will also be mentioned in the reply to the text message. If the terms are accepted, the student will then have to send another SMS to the same number with text RSC followed by a space then YES then another space then a mobile phone number to contact. Tk 150 will be charged for re-evaluation of each subject.